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ToolkitsCreate and Share with Adobe Express�Day 2 Wed 12th March�Time - 4.30 pm

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Create and Share with Adobe Express

Every learner, every subject, every period. It is time to get serious about harnessing the engagement and achievement acceleration inherent in the Create and Share elements of our pedagogy. We will focus on using Adobe Express and talk through using this tool with confidence and ensuring our lesson design includes space for Creating and Sharing.

Day 2 Wed 12th March

Time - 4.30 pm

Suitable for: anyone

Level: anyone

Dorothy Burt

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Video of Toolkit

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Waiting for this to start?

Open Adobe Podcast and sign in:

podcast.adobe.com

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Learn

Recognise

Amplify

Turbocharge

in the digital world of our learners

Effective Practice

Ako

Learn

Ako

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Hanga | Create

The creation process requires students to actively manipulate information rather than passively receive it. This involves:

  • Decomposing complex ideas into component parts
  • Reorganizing information in new ways
  • Making explicit decisions about what to include or exclude
  • Testing their understanding by attempting to explain or represent it

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Tohatoha | Share

Learning is inherently social and knowledge is co-constructed through interaction.

When students share their learning:

  • They must articulate their understanding clearly for others
  • They receive feedback that helps refine their knowledge
  • They encounter different perspectives that challenge or enhance their understanding

Knowledge Building Communities (Scardamalia and Bereiter)

  • Akonga take greater ownership of their learning
  • The quality of discourse and understanding improves
  • Students develop skills in evaluating and building on others' ideas
  • The collective knowledge of the group advances

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Create l Hanga:

  • Masterpiece - that creation that is worked on over a period of time
  • Snapshot - the quick create that could be planned for at the end of every learning sequence

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Share l Tohatoha:

Spiral or Cycle when teachers use the DLOs shared for insight into the learning process of an individual.

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Chaos or Creativity?

Confident, Capable, Competent

Choose ONE rich app and use it until everyone knows it

inside out - or - uses it like a pencil!

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Open Adobe Podcast and sign in:

podcast.adobe.com

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NB: Free licence available for the whole school through your Manaiakalani team

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Create

  • New Project
  • Edit File name
  • Set Filters
  • Record Podcast
  • Edit Podcast

Share

  • Download file
  • Share via Google Form

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Filters

This is WHY we love using this in a classroom.

Enable Enhance Speech and

ALL the background noise of the class disappears.

Must be done EVERY time, sadly

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Name the file

You are going to want this to become second nature too.

  • Help you out when you have a whole set lined up.
  • Help them to find it on their computer

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Quick edit of the recording

  • Use the Transcript. Delete words and they will be deleted from the audio. See in my example how I removed ‘um’ and a superfluous ‘the’.

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Class or Subject Site

  • Google Form
  • Podcast

This example has five individual forms and file folders.

A busy teacher could use one form for the term.

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Scenarios - Your turn

We will work through the following examples of how the Adobe podcast tool could be used at the end of a period/lesson.

You will:

Create a quick podcast

Share it with the ‘class’

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  1. Writing

At the end of the writing period, the whole class will stop and record a very quick summary of the report each has written.

The report will have required a lot more than is being asked for in the prompt on the right, but as teacher I just want a quick snippet, so have selected one specific detail that was asked for.

NB: I could of course ask them to record the whole piece they have written, rather than asking for a detail. That would take longer.

Script:

My name is [xxxx] and I was born in [xxxx]

Today I wrote a report on my birth town and I included three things about [my town]...

First: [xxxxxxxx]

Second: [xxxxx]

Finally: [xxxx]

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2. Reading

WALT: Critically analyse text

Group read article sourced from NZ Herald

Brainstorm with group and dig into further articles about Olympic apparel, Kathmandu as a company and Kathmandu as a city.

Present at least two ways of thinking about this article.

Create a podcast to share different points of view and your own conclusion.

Today we read an article about [XXX]. We had to critically analyse this article and give two different points of view about the article.

On the one hand: [happy for Olympic athletes to have great quality, great design, brand associated with NZ]

On the other hand: [Made offshore, features the name of a city in Nepal across the chest, not NZ]

Conclusion: After looking at both sides I think…

Script:

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3. Maths

At the end of the maths period ask akonga to select ONE question they worked on today and talk through the answer/s they reached.

Some lend themselves beautifully to this type of response.

Your task: either the pattern OR the mass question.

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4. PE and Health: What’s in a drink?

Today we learnt about the effects of alcohol on NZ teenagers.

Three things I learned today that surprised me were:

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2.

3.

Conclusion: Next time I am offered a drink I will…

Connected

Communities

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5. Response to this Toolkit

There is a form to complete on the next slide

BUT

It would help our group if you toom 5 minutes to create a podcast and share your reflections on this session.

How would you use it?

What process would you use? Eg the one I have share on the Class Site?: Share straight to blogs? Share to a slide deck set up specifically for these reflection podcasts etc etc

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Glad you could make it to

Give some Feedback

Looking for more…

Create and Share with Adobe Express

We would really appreciate you taking a moment to give us feedback on this toolkit

Past Toolkits are available fo you to view and rewind over 250 in your searchable archive

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Protocol in our online Meetings

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We will record this toolkit to add to our

Unless you’re speaking please keep your microphone on mute

Test out your speaker and microphone in the settings prior to the meet